Sentence examples for alternate cut from inspiring English sources
MS: So that alternate cut on the DVD special edition whatever it is – that's not yours?
But here it is, stuffed with extras and even including an alternate cut of the movie.
Along with a growing band of Hollywood innovators, the producers of 21 & Over have worked closely with the Chinese government to produce an alternate cut for their audiences, one in which the film's hero is refashioned as a Chinese exchange student who ultimately shakes off the rank delinquency of American college life and returns home a reformed character.
The studio has been courting religious communities in the run-up to the release of Aronofsky's film, with executives at one point testing an alternate cut which opened with a montage of religious images and ended with a Christian rock song.
An alternate cut was leaked on July 18 , 2011
If not a sequel, maybe an alternate cut emphasizing the original vision?
"We may suggest alternate cuts".
While the $75 million in alternate cuts that Ms. Quinn proposed are only a small fraction of what is needed to avoid any cuts to the city's teaching staff, it is "a step in the right direction," she said.
Aronofsky said recently that he had won a battle with executives to screen his own version of Noah in cinemas after around half a dozen alternate cuts failed to find traction with evangelical filmgoers.
The New Yorker piece also reveals why executives felt they had to move forward with (now abandoned) alternate cuts in the first place: the Black Swan director, who gave up final cut on his film in exchange for a reported $160m£96m6m) budget, was seemingly in no mood to compromise.
Reviving some extremely rare works in fully restored versions, presenting critical editions of the major titles (in three instances, complete with alternate cuts) and reintroducing several overlooked masterworks, "Ford at Fox" finally does for a filmmaker what the Bibliothèque de la Pléiade in France and our homegrown Library of America have long done for writers.
